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Title: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: stoat on February 18, 2016, 12:14:50 PM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300
Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: Amph on February 18, 2016, 12:28:36 PM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 even before the eth pump the price was sitting around 370-380, so why it should drop suddenly to 300? no-sense and bullshit that's why there is no more sub 350, deal with it, it would kill the mining scene in the view of the halving Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: stoat on February 18, 2016, 01:25:58 PM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 even before the eth pump the price was sitting around 370-380, so why it should drop suddenly to 300? no-sense and bullshit that's why there is no more sub 350, deal with it, it would kill the mining scene in the view of the halving Yes large mining farms will go bust owing all the millions in fiat they borrowed from investors. Everyone is hoping for a price rise at halving, what will really happen is a bloodbath. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: Latwindar on February 25, 2016, 07:10:10 PM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 The trading volume of Ethereum is too small to have effect on the bitcoin price. The market cap is also small. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: gentlemand on February 25, 2016, 07:14:51 PM How does one cash out from Ethereum and have it affect the BTC/USD or CNY market?
The big ETH volume is on alt exchanges. None of it is in China. In theory it should be the exact opposite. If people wanted to treat themselves to a few fat hookers they'd be selling their BTC like mad. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: yefi on February 25, 2016, 11:34:52 PM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 Did you say Ethereum? Hm, what's that? :P Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: talks_cheep on February 26, 2016, 01:04:29 AM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 Did you say Ethereum? Hm, what's that? :P All you bitcoin snobs missed out on Eth pump and dump, I made a killing and was able to cash out to BTC b4 the dump. Did I say I made a killing? I made a fuck ton of BTC. All you bitcoin snobs be morons, more profit for me!!! Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: yefi on February 26, 2016, 01:50:41 AM All you bitcoin snobs missed out on Eth pump and dump, I made a killing and was able to cash out to BTC b4 the dump. Did I say I made a killing? I made a fuck ton of BTC. All you bitcoin snobs be morons, more profit for me!!! Did you say moron? Hm, what's that? Please do rescue me from my pitiful existence. Your wisdom will lift me out of the filth and garbage in which I live. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: chesthing on February 26, 2016, 02:16:01 AM Ethereum is a the same as all the other shitcoin pump/dumps. The price gets dumped hard for long enough for most holders to give up and sell for a loss - in this case a few months. Then, the big holder(s) pump it up looking for suckers to buy back for fear of missing out. This twisted game has played out time after time, and in the end you have a few winners and many many more losers. Fucking Ethernet worthless code mind fuck, same as the rest of them. It will be worthless by the end of the year.
For the record I never bought a single Ethereum (or whatever the fuck you call it). I've just been watching this holocaust play itself out. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: chesthing on February 26, 2016, 02:26:25 AM All you bitcoin snobs missed out on Eth pump and dump, I made a killing and was able to cash out to BTC b4 the dump. Did I say I made a killing? I made a fuck ton of BTC. All you bitcoin snobs be morons, more profit for me!!! Did you say moron? Hm, what's that? Please do rescue me from my pitiful existence. Your wisdom will lift me out of the filth and garbage in which I live. That's exactly what you live in if you are an Ethereum pumper. Congrats, you helped worm people out of their money - be proud, you sack of shit. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: RyNinDaCleM on February 26, 2016, 03:07:39 AM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 4 days left! Tick tock, troll Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on February 26, 2016, 03:13:52 AM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 The trading volume of Ethereum is too small to have effect on the bitcoin price. The market cap is also small. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: yefi on February 26, 2016, 01:01:08 PM That's exactly what you live in if you are an Ethereum pumper. Congrats, you helped worm people out of their money - be proud, you sack of shit. This has given me an idea for a sitcom. It will star a guy randomly insulting strangers for perceived misdoings. He'll walk into a bar and throw a drink at a guy wearing a suit and a tie, then he'll go to Seaworld and punch a dolphin for cohabiting with whales. Title: Re: This sharp rise in bitcoin is unsustainable Post by: jkrules on February 26, 2016, 01:12:04 PM This rise is mostly from people cashing out from Ethereum. Once the Ethereum correction is over. Bitcoin will reverse and go down to $300 The trading volume of Ethereum is too small to have effect on the bitcoin price. The market cap is also small. Its not all about bitcoin's mistake Its how people are using bitcoin and where! Bump and dump is based on Supply and demand of bitcoin only dude. |